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IPM case studies: tropical and subtropical fruit trees.

Sebastiano Barbagallo, G Cocuzza, P. Cravedi, S. Komazaki

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This chapter deals briefly with some applied aspects of the epidemiology, damage and control measures against pest aphid species affecting citrus trees and other widely grown tropical fruit tree crops.

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This chapter deals briefly with some applied aspects of the epidemiology, damage and control measures against pest aphid species affecting citrus trees and other widely grown tropical fruit tree crops.

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This chapter deals briefly with some applied aspects of the epidemiology, damage and control measures against pest aphid species affecting citrus trees and other widely grown tropical fruit tree crops.

Key concepts: Subtropics, Tropical fruit, Humid subtropical climate, Agroforestry, Tropical agriculture, Horticulture, Tropics, Biology

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